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There are two ways to create new aliases.
To create aliases on the fly all you have to do is make up any new alias and give that out instead of your real email address.
Let's say you're signing up to example.com you could enter example@{{ subdomain }} as your email address.
The alias will show up here automatically as soon as it has forwarded its first email.
If you start receiving spam to the alias you can simply deactivate it or delete it all together!
Try it out now by sending an email to first@{{ subdomain }} and then refresh this page.
You can click the button above to generate a random alias that will look something like this:
x481n904@{{ domain }}
Useful if you do not wish to include your username in the email as a potential link between aliases.
Other aliases e.g. alias@{{ subdomain }} can also be created automatically when they receive their first email.
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Select the recipients for this alias. You can choose multiple recipients. Leave it empty if you would like to use the default recipient.
Are you sure you want to restore this alias? Once restored it will be able to receive emails again.
Are you sure you want to delete {{ aliasToDelete.email }}? You can restore it if you later change your mind. Once deleted, {{ aliasToDelete.email }} will reject any emails sent to it.
Are you sure you want to forget {{ aliasToForget.email }}? Forgetting an alias will disassociate it from your account.
Note: If this alias uses a shared domain then it can never be restored or used again so make sure you are certain. If it is a standard alias then it can be created again since it will be as if it never existed.
Use this to automatically create the correct address to send an email to in order to send an email from this alias.
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